halazone
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of halazone
Example Sentences
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Each chlorine atom in halazone is equivalent to 1 molecule of hypochlorous acid and the “available” chlorine content is consequently 52.5 per cent or double the actual chlorine content.
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Halazone and halazone tablets, when tested in the author’s laboratory on the coloured Ottawa River water seeded with B. coli, have given rather inferior results.
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The starting point in the preparation of halazone is p-toluenesulphonic chloride, a cheap waste product in the manufacture of saccharine.
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The 600 rebels were dedicated men, trained for eight months, tidily uniformed in khaki, well armed and equipped with everything from foot powder to field telephones, from halftracks to water-purifying halazone tablets.
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